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Fri - 16 Jan - 19:00 - Boonton - NJ - clearsky starviewing
Sheep Hill Astro Assn obsy, Free, cancelled for
clouds. www.uacnj.org/clubs/shaa.htm

Fri - 16 Jan - 19:30 - Wilcox Pk - NY - clearsky starviewing
TENTATIVE SESSION; CHECK AT WEBSITE OR PHONE
Mid Hudson Astro Assn. Cancelled for clouds.
Free. www.geocities.com/mhastro1, 845-485-5669

Fri - 16 Jan - 20:00 - Stamford - CT - clearsky starviewing
Stamford Mus & Natr Ctr, Obsy. $3 adm. Cancelled for
clouds. www.stamfordmuseum.org/astronomy.html

Fri - 16 Jan - 20:00 - Cranford - NJ - Amat Astro Inc meeting
Union Co Coll, Roy Smith Thtr. Indoor talk, clearsky
starviewing. Free. www.asterism.org

Sat - 17 Jan - 12:00 - High Rock Pk - SI - winter survival wksp
High Rock Ranger Sta, working outdoors in cold and
wind like for stargazing. www.nyc.gov/parks

Sat - 17 Jan - 14:00 - Central Pk - MH - winter survival wksp
Belvedere Castle, working outdoors in cold and
wind like for stargazing. www.nyc.gov/parks

Sat - 17 Jan - 18:00 - Southold - LI - clearsky starviewing
Custer Inst. Cancelled for clouds. Free.
www.custerobservatory.org

Sat - 17 Jan - 18:00 - Ward Pound Ridge - NY - clearsky starviewing
Westchester Amat Astro, Meadow Picnic Area. Cancelled
for clouds. Free. www.westchesterastronomers.org

Sat - 17 Jan - 19:00 - Marine Pk - BK - astro lecture
Salt Marsh Natr Ctr, indoor lecture and clearsky
starviewing. www.nyc.gov/parks

Sat - 17 Jan - 19:00 Alley Pond Pk - QN - astro lecture
Enviro Center, indoor talk and clearsky starviewing
$10 fee. www.alleypond.con/events, 718-229-4000

Sat - 17 Jan - 19:30 - Great Kills Pk - SI - clearsky starviewing
Enter from Hylan Bv to model airplane flying
field, Free, cancelled for clouds. Larry Ventura,
, 718-494-1370

Sun - 18 Jan - 13:00 - Forest Pk - QN - winter survival wksp
Forest Pk Natr Ctr, working outdoors in cold and wind
like for stargazing. Free. www.nyc.gov/parks

Tue - 20 Jan - 18:30 - Hayden Plm - MH - This Just In
Live skyshow of current astronomy news. $12 adm.
212-769-5100

Tue - 20 Jan - 19:30 - New Paltz - NY - Mid Hudson Astro Assn mtg
St Uv of NY, Coykendall Hall. Free.
www.geocities.com/mhastro1, 845-485-5669

Wed - 21 Jan - 19:00 - Centerport - LI - clearsky starviewing
Vanderbilt Plm. Free. Cancelled for clouds.
www.asliclub.org

Wed - 21 Jan - 21:00 - Poughkeepsie - NY - clearsky starviewing
Vassar Coll Obsy. Free. Cancelled for clouds.
physicsandastronomy.vassar.edu/observatory.html,
845-437-7340

Thu - 22 Jan - 18:30 - AAA-HQ - MH - Recent Astronomy Seminar
Discussion of current astronomy using popular and
technical literature. Free.

Thu - 22 Jan - 19:30 - Upper Montclair - NJ - clearsky starviewing
N Jersey Astro Gp. Montclair St Uv, Richardson Hall.
Free. Cancelled for clouds. njagweb.tripod.com.

Thu - 22 Jan - 20:00 - Piscataway - NJ - clearsky starviewing
Rutgers Univ, Serin Hall, Schommer Obsy. Free,
cancelled for clouds. 732-445-2531,
www.physics.rutgers.edu/ast/ast-serin.html

Fri - 23 Jan - 19:00 - Cranford - NJ - Amat Astro Inc lecture
Union Co Coll, Sperry Obsy. Indoor talk, clearsky
starviewing. Free. www.asterism.org

Fri - 23 Jan - 19:00 - Columbia Uv - MH - clearsky starviewing
Pupin Hall, rooftop. Cancelled for clouds. Free.
www.astro.columbia.edu/~observe, 212-854-3278


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Fri - 16 Jan - 19:00 - Boonton - NJ - clearsky starviewing
Sheep Hill Astro Assn obsy, Free, cancelled for
clouds. www.uacnj.org/clubs/shaa.htm

Fri - 16 Jan - 19:30 - Wilcox Pk - NY - clearsky starviewing
TENTATIVE SESSION; CHECK AT WEBSITE OR PHONE
Mid Hudson Astro Assn. Cancelled for clouds.
Free. www.geocities.com/mhastro1, 845-485-5669

Fri - 16 Jan - 20:00 - Stamford - CT - clearsky starviewing
Stamford Mus & Natr Ctr, Obsy. $3 adm. Cancelled for
clouds. www.stamfordmuseum.org/astronomy.html

Fri - 16 Jan - 20:00 - Cranford - NJ - Amat Astro Inc meeting
Union Co Coll, Roy Smith Thtr. Indoor talk, clearsky
starviewing. Free. www.asterism.org

Sat - 17 Jan - 12:00 - High Rock Pk - SI - winter survival wksp
High Rock Ranger Sta, working outdoors in cold and
wind like for stargazing. www.nyc.gov/parks

Sat - 17 Jan - 14:00 - Central Pk - MH - winter survival wksp
Belvedere Castle, working outdoors in cold and
wind like for stargazing. www.nyc.gov/parks

Sat - 17 Jan - 18:00 - Southold - LI - clearsky starviewing
Custer Inst. Cancelled for clouds. Free.
www.custerobservatory.org

Sat - 17 Jan - 18:00 - Ward Pound Ridge - NY - clearsky starviewing
Westchester Amat Astro, Meadow Picnic Area. Cancelled
for clouds. Free. www.westchesterastronomers.org

Sat - 17 Jan - 19:00 - Marine Pk - BK - astro lecture
Salt Marsh Natr Ctr, indoor lecture and clearsky
starviewing. www.nyc.gov/parks

Sat - 17 Jan - 19:00 Alley Pond Pk - QN - astro lecture
Enviro Center, indoor talk and clearsky starviewing
$10 fee. www.alleypond.con/events, 718-229-4000

Sat - 17 Jan - 19:30 - Great Kills Pk - SI - clearsky starviewing
Enter from Hylan Bv to model airplane flying
field, Free, cancelled for clouds. Larry Ventura,
, 718-494-1370

Sun - 18 Jan - 13:00 - Forest Pk - QN - winter survival wksp
Forest Pk Natr Ctr, working outdoors in cold and wind
like for stargazing. Free. www.nyc.gov/parks

Tue - 20 Jan - 18:30 - Hayden Plm - MH - This Just In
Live skyshow of current astronomy news. $12 adm.
212-769-5100

Tue - 20 Jan - 19:30 - New Paltz - NY - Mid Hudson Astro Assn mtg
St Uv of NY, Coykendall Hall. Free.
www.geocities.com/mhastro1, 845-485-5669

Wed - 21 Jan - 19:00 - Centerport - LI - clearsky starviewing
Vanderbilt Plm. Free. Cancelled for clouds.
www.asliclub.org

Wed - 21 Jan - 21:00 - Poughkeepsie - NY - clearsky starviewing
Vassar Coll Obsy. Free. Cancelled for clouds.
physicsandastronomy.vassar.edu/observatory.html,
845-437-7340

Thu - 22 Jan - 18:30 - AAA-HQ - MH - Recent Astronomy Seminar
Discussion of current astronomy using popular and
technical literature. Free.

Thu - 22 Jan - 19:30 - Upper Montclair - NJ - clearsky starviewing
N Jersey Astro Gp. Montclair St Uv, Richardson Hall.
Free. Cancelled for clouds. njagweb.tripod.com.

Thu - 22 Jan - 20:00 - Piscataway - NJ - clearsky starviewing
Rutgers Univ, Serin Hall, Schommer Obsy. Free,
cancelled for clouds. 732-445-2531,
www.physics.rutgers.edu/ast/ast-serin.html

Fri - 23 Jan - 19:00 - Cranford - NJ - Amat Astro Inc lecture
Union Co Coll, Sperry Obsy. Indoor talk, clearsky
starviewing. Free. www.asterism.org

Fri - 23 Jan - 19:00 - Columbia Uv - MH - clearsky starviewing
Pupin Hall, rooftop. Cancelled for clouds. Free.
www.astro.columbia.edu/~observe, 212-854-3278


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Fri - 16 Jan - 19:00 - Boonton - NJ - clearsky starviewing
Sheep Hill Astro Assn obsy, Free, cancelled for
clouds. www.uacnj.org/clubs/shaa.htm

Fri - 16 Jan - 19:30 - Wilcox Pk - NY - clearsky starviewing
TENTATIVE SESSION; CHECK AT WEBSITE OR PHONE
Mid Hudson Astro Assn. Cancelled for clouds.
Free. www.geocities.com/mhastro1, 845-485-5669

Fri - 16 Jan - 20:00 - Stamford - CT - clearsky starviewing
Stamford Mus & Natr Ctr, Obsy. $3 adm. Cancelled for
clouds. www.stamfordmuseum.org/astronomy.html

Fri - 16 Jan - 20:00 - Cranford - NJ - Amat Astro Inc meeting
Union Co Coll, Roy Smith Thtr. Indoor talk, clearsky
starviewing. Free. www.asterism.org

Sat - 17 Jan - 12:00 - High Rock Pk - SI - winter survival wksp
High Rock Ranger Sta, working outdoors in cold and
wind like for stargazing. www.nyc.gov/parks

Sat - 17 Jan - 14:00 - Central Pk - MH - winter survival wksp
Belvedere Castle, working outdoors in cold and
wind like for stargazing. www.nyc.gov/parks

Sat - 17 Jan - 18:00 - Southold - LI - clearsky starviewing
Custer Inst. Cancelled for clouds. Free.
www.custerobservatory.org

Sat - 17 Jan - 18:00 - Ward Pound Ridge - NY - clearsky starviewing
Westchester Amat Astro, Meadow Picnic Area. Cancelled
for clouds. Free. www.westchesterastronomers.org

Sat - 17 Jan - 19:00 - Marine Pk - BK - astro lecture
Salt Marsh Natr Ctr, indoor lecture and clearsky
starviewing. www.nyc.gov/parks

Sat - 17 Jan - 19:00 Alley Pond Pk - QN - astro lecture
Enviro Center, indoor talk and clearsky starviewing
$10 fee. www.alleypond.con/events, 718-229-4000

Sat - 17 Jan - 19:30 - Great Kills Pk - SI - clearsky starviewing
Enter from Hylan Bv to model airplane flying
field, Free, cancelled for clouds. Larry Ventura,
, 718-494-1370

Sun - 18 Jan - 13:00 - Forest Pk - QN - winter survival wksp
Forest Pk Natr Ctr, working outdoors in cold and wind
like for stargazing. Free. www.nyc.gov/parks

Tue - 20 Jan - 18:30 - Hayden Plm - MH - This Just In
Live skyshow of current astronomy news. $12 adm.
212-769-5100

Tue - 20 Jan - 19:30 - New Paltz - NY - Mid Hudson Astro Assn mtg
St Uv of NY, Coykendall Hall. Free.
www.geocities.com/mhastro1, 845-485-5669

Wed - 21 Jan - 19:00 - Centerport - LI - clearsky starviewing
Vanderbilt Plm. Free. Cancelled for clouds.
www.asliclub.org

Wed - 21 Jan - 21:00 - Poughkeepsie - NY - clearsky starviewing
Vassar Coll Obsy. Free. Cancelled for clouds.
physicsandastronomy.vassar.edu/observatory.html,
845-437-7340

Thu - 22 Jan - 18:30 - AAA-HQ - MH - Recent Astronomy Seminar
Discussion of current astronomy using popular and
technical literature. Free.

Thu - 22 Jan - 19:30 - Upper Montclair - NJ - clearsky starviewing
N Jersey Astro Gp. Montclair St Uv, Richardson Hall.
Free. Cancelled for clouds. njagweb.tripod.com.

Thu - 22 Jan - 20:00 - Piscataway - NJ - clearsky starviewing
Rutgers Univ, Serin Hall, Schommer Obsy. Free,
cancelled for clouds. 732-445-2531,
www.physics.rutgers.edu/ast/ast-serin.html

Fri - 23 Jan - 19:00 - Cranford - NJ - Amat Astro Inc lecture
Union Co Coll, Sperry Obsy. Indoor talk, clearsky
starviewing. Free. www.asterism.org

Fri - 23 Jan - 19:00 - Columbia Uv - MH - clearsky starviewing
Pupin Hall, rooftop. Cancelled for clouds. Free.
www.astro.columbia.edu/~observe, 212-854-3278


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Thu - 8 Jan - 18:30 - AAA-HQ - MH - Recent Astronomy Seminar
Discussion of current astronomy using popular and
technical literature. Free.

Thu - 8 Jan - 19:30 - Morristown - NJ - Morr Mus Astro Soc mtg
Morris Museum. Free. members.tripod.com/mmastrosociety

Thu - 8 Jan - 19:30 - Upper Montclair - NJ - clearsky starviewing
N Jersey Astro Gp. Montclair St Uv, Richardson Hall.
Free. Cancelled for clouds. njagweb.tripod.com.

Thu - 8 Jan - 20:00 - Piscataway - NJ - clearsky starviewing
Rutgers Univ, Serin Hall, Schommer Obsy. Free,
cancelled for clouds. 732-445-2531,
www.physics.rutgers.edu/ast/ast-serin.html

Thu - 8 Jan - 20:00 - Middletown - NJ - S*T*A*R meeting
King of Kings Lutheran Ch. Free.
www.starastronomy.org

Fri - 9 Jan - 18:00 - Amer Mus Natl Hist - MH - Amat Astro Assn lect
'Astrobiology', Dr James Ferris, Rensselaer Polytech
Kaufmann Thtr. Free, ask at entry gate for 'astronomy'
lecture.

Fri - 9 Jan - 19:00 - Cranford - NJ - Amat Astro Inc lecture
Union Co Coll, Sperry Obsy. Indoor talk, clearsky
starviewing. Free. www.asterism.org

Fri - 9 Jan - 19:00 - Yonkers - NY - Westchester Amat Astro mtg
Hudson Rv Mus, Andrus Plm. 19h social, 20h lecture.
Free. www.westchesterastronomers.org

Fri - 9 Jan - 20:00 - Stamford - CT - clearsky starviewing
Stamford Mus & Natr Ctr, Obsy. $3 adm. Cancelled for
clouds. www.stamfordmuseum.org/astronomy.html

Fri - 9 Jan - 20:00 - Toms River - NJ - A S of Toms Rv Area mtg
Ocean Co Coll, Novis Plm, Rm P109. Free.
www.astra-nj.org

Sat - 10 Jan - XX:XX - XXX - MH - National Space Society meeting
HOUR AND PLACE NOT SET; INQUIRE AT WEBSITE OR EMAIL
www.nsschapters.org/ny/nyc,

Sat - 10 Jan - 12:45 - AAA-HQ - MH - Observing Group meeting
General membership gathering for briefings on
upcoming celestial events, project work, show &
tell, talks and demos. Free.

Sat - 10 Jan - 13:00 - Van Cortlandt Pk - BX - winter survival wksp
Mosholu & B'way gate, working outdoors in cold and
wind like for stargazing. www.nyc.gov/parks

Sat - 10 Jan - 18:00 - Southold - LI - clearsky starviewing
Custer Inst. Cancelled for clouds. Free.
www.custerobservatory.org

Sun - 11 Jan - 19:00 - Allentown - PA - Lehigh Vy A A S mtg
LVAAS-HQ, South Mt. Free. www.lvaas.org

Tue - 13 Jan - 18:45 - Syosset - LI - photography workshop
Berger Brothers, 226 W Jericho Tk. Basics of
digital photography. Free. www.berger-bros.com

Tue - 13 Jan - 17:30 - Sci Ind Biz Liby - MH - astro lecture
'Magnificent Mars' on current Mars space missions
Free. 212-592-7000, www.nypl.org/research/sibl

Tue - 13 Jan - 19:00 - Greenwich - CT - clearsky starviewing
Astro Soc of Greenwich. Julian Curtis Elem
Schl. Cancelled for clouds. Free. ,
www.geocities.com/astrogreenwich

Tue - 13 Jan - 20:00 - Princeton - NJ - A A A of Princeton mtg
Princeton Univ, Peyton Hall. Free
www.princetonastronomy.org

Wed - 14 Jan - 20:00 - Upper Montclair - NJ - N Jersey Astro Gp mtg
Montclair St Uv, Richardson Hall, Room 226. Free.
njagweb.tripod.com.

Wed - 14 Jan - 20:30 - Old Westbury - LI - Astro Soc of LI meeting
NY Inst of Techy, Schure Audm. Free. www.asliclub.org

Thu - 15 Jan - 19:30 - Upper Montclair - NJ - clearsky starviewing
N Jersey Astro Gp. Montclair St Uv, Richardson Hall.
Free. Cancelled for clouds. njagweb.tripod.com.

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Fri - 23 Jan - 20:00 - Stamford - CT - clearsky starviewing
Stamford Mus & Natr Ctr, Obsy. $3 adm. Cancelled for
clouds. www.stamfordmuseum.org/astronomy.html

Sat - 24 Jan - 13:00 - Alley Pond Pk - QN - winter survival wksp
UPR Adventr Ctr, working outdoors in cold and wind
like for stargazing. Free. www.nyc.gov/parks

Sat - 24 Jan - 18:00 - Ward Pound Ridge - NY - clearsky starviewing
Westchester Amat Astro, Meadow Picnic Area. Cancelled
for clouds. Free. www.westchesterastronomers.org

Sat - 24 Jan - 20:30 - Voorhees St Pk - NJ - clearsky starviewing
Robinson Obsy. Cancelled for clouds. Free. www.njaa.org

Sat - 24 Jan - 18:00 - Southold - LI - clearsky starviewing
Custer Inst. Cancelled for clouds. Free.
www.custerobservatory.org

Sun - 25 Jan - 12:00 - Highbridge Pk - MH - walking tour
Highbridge Rec Ctr, explore possible new upper
Manhattan starviewing site. Free. www,nyc.gov/parks

Tue - 27 Jan - 17:30 - Sci Ind Biz Liby - MH - science lecture
'Soul made flesh' on theory & physics of the brain
Free. 212-592-7000, www.nypl.org/research/sibl

Tue - 27 Jan - 18:30 - Hayden Plm - MH - Celestial Highlights
Live skyshow for evening sky. $12 adm. 212-769-5100

Tue - 27 Jan - 19:00 - Greenwich - CT - clearsky starviewing
Astro Soc of Greenwich. Julian Curtis Elem
Schl. Cancelled for clouds. Free. ,
www.geocities.com/astrogreenwich

Wed - 28 Jan - 17:30 - Sci Ind Biz Liby - MH - culture lecture
'Slice of the Big Apple' on midtown architecture
Free. 212-592-7000, www.nypl.org/research/sibl

Wed - 28 Jan - 20:30 - Old Westbury - LI - Astro Soc of LI meeting
NY Inst of Techy, Schure Audm. Free. www.asliclub.org

Wed - 28 Jan - 21:00 - Poughkeepsie - NY - clearsky starviewing
Vassar Coll Obsy. Free. Cancelled for clouds.
physicsandastronomy.vassar.edu/observatory.html,
845-437-7340

Thu - 29 Jan - 17:30 - Sci Ind Biz Liby - MH - science lecture
'Almost heaven' on women astronauts and cosmonauts
Free. 212-592-7000, www.nypl.org/research/sibl

Thu - 29 Jan - 19:30 - Upper Montclair - NJ - clearsky starviewing
N Jersey Astro Gp. Montclair St Uv, Richardson Hall.
Free. Cancelled for clouds. njagweb.tripod.com.

Fri - 30 Jan - 19:00 - Cranford - NJ - Amat Astro Inc lecture
Union Co Coll, Sperry Obsy. Indoor talk, clearsky
starviewing. Free. www.asterism.org

Fri - 30 Jan - 20:00 - Stamford - CT - clearsky starviewing
Stamford Mus & Natr Ctr, Obsy. $3 adm. Cancelled for
clouds. www.stamfordmuseum.org/astronomy.html

Sat - 31 Jan - 18:00 - Southold - LI - clearsky starviewing
Custer Inst. Cancelled for clouds. Free.
www.custerobservatory.org

Recessed - Off Season
-------------------
A Wayne St Pk - NY - starviewing - www.rocklandastronomy.com.
Cadman Pz - BK - clearsky starviewing - Bob Little, 718-855-7804
Carl Schurz Pk - MH - clearsky starviewing -
Carl Schurz Pk - MH - clearsky sunviewing -
Coll of SI - SI - starviewing - supernova7.apsc.csi.cuny.edu,
718-982-3260
Floyd Bennett Fd - BK - starviewing - ,
718-474-4851
Freeport - LI - Amat Obsrs Soc lecture - www.aosny.org
Greenwich - CT - A S of Greenwich mtg -
www.geocities.com/astrogreenwich
Hayden Plm - MH - Distinguished Authers - 212-769-5100
Hayden Plm - MH - Frontiers in Astrophysics - 212-769-5100
Jenny Jump St Pk - NJ - Utd Astr Clubs NJ mtg - www.uacnj.org
Mystic Seaport - CT - astro lect - www.mysticseaport.org,
860-572-5322
Stony Bk - LI - astronomy lecture - www.ess.sunysb.edu/astro
Voorhees St Pk - NJ - clearsky sunviewing - www.njaa.org
Washtn Xing - NJ - clearsky starviewing - www.princetonastronomy.org
York Coll - QN - clearsky starviewing - natsci.york.cuny.edu/~yco

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Fri - 23 Jan - 20:00 - Stamford - CT - clearsky starviewing
Stamford Mus & Natr Ctr, Obsy. $3 adm. Cancelled for
clouds. www.stamfordmuseum.org/astronomy.html

Sat - 24 Jan - 13:00 - Alley Pond Pk - QN - winter survival wksp
UPR Adventr Ctr, working outdoors in cold and wind
like for stargazing. Free. www.nyc.gov/parks

Sat - 24 Jan - 18:00 - Ward Pound Ridge - NY - clearsky starviewing
Westchester Amat Astro, Meadow Picnic Area. Cancelled
for clouds. Free. www.westchesterastronomers.org

Sat - 24 Jan - 20:30 - Voorhees St Pk - NJ - clearsky starviewing
Robinson Obsy. Cancelled for clouds. Free. www.njaa.org

Sat - 24 Jan - 18:00 - Southold - LI - clearsky starviewing
Custer Inst. Cancelled for clouds. Free.
www.custerobservatory.org

Sun - 25 Jan - 12:00 - Highbridge Pk - MH - walking tour
Highbridge Rec Ctr, explore possible new upper
Manhattan starviewing site. Free. www,nyc.gov/parks

Tue - 27 Jan - 17:30 - Sci Ind Biz Liby - MH - science lecture
'Soul made flesh' on theory & physics of the brain
Free. 212-592-7000, www.nypl.org/research/sibl

Tue - 27 Jan - 18:30 - Hayden Plm - MH - Celestial Highlights
Live skyshow for evening sky. $12 adm. 212-769-5100

Tue - 27 Jan - 19:00 - Greenwich - CT - clearsky starviewing
Astro Soc of Greenwich. Julian Curtis Elem
Schl. Cancelled for clouds. Free. ,
www.geocities.com/astrogreenwich

Wed - 28 Jan - 17:30 - Sci Ind Biz Liby - MH - culture lecture
'Slice of the Big Apple' on midtown architecture
Free. 212-592-7000, www.nypl.org/research/sibl

Wed - 28 Jan - 20:30 - Old Westbury - LI - Astro Soc of LI meeting
NY Inst of Techy, Schure Audm. Free. www.asliclub.org

Wed - 28 Jan - 21:00 - Poughkeepsie - NY - clearsky starviewing
Vassar Coll Obsy. Free. Cancelled for clouds.
physicsandastronomy.vassar.edu/observatory.html,
845-437-7340

Thu - 29 Jan - 17:30 - Sci Ind Biz Liby - MH - science lecture
'Almost heaven' on women astronauts and cosmonauts
Free. 212-592-7000, www.nypl.org/research/sibl

Thu - 29 Jan - 19:30 - Upper Montclair - NJ - clearsky starviewing
N Jersey Astro Gp. Montclair St Uv, Richardson Hall.
Free. Cancelled for clouds. njagweb.tripod.com.

Fri - 30 Jan - 19:00 - Cranford - NJ - Amat Astro Inc lecture
Union Co Coll, Sperry Obsy. Indoor talk, clearsky
starviewing. Free. www.asterism.org

Fri - 30 Jan - 20:00 - Stamford - CT - clearsky starviewing
Stamford Mus & Natr Ctr, Obsy. $3 adm. Cancelled for
clouds. www.stamfordmuseum.org/astronomy.html

Sat - 31 Jan - 18:00 - Southold - LI - clearsky starviewing
Custer Inst. Cancelled for clouds. Free.
www.custerobservatory.org

Recessed - Off Season
-------------------
A Wayne St Pk - NY - starviewing - www.rocklandastronomy.com.
Cadman Pz - BK - clearsky starviewing - Bob Little, 718-855-7804
Carl Schurz Pk - MH - clearsky starviewing -
Carl Schurz Pk - MH - clearsky sunviewing -
Coll of SI - SI - starviewing - supernova7.apsc.csi.cuny.edu,
718-982-3260
Floyd Bennett Fd - BK - starviewing - ,
718-474-4851
Freeport - LI - Amat Obsrs Soc lecture - www.aosny.org
Greenwich - CT - A S of Greenwich mtg -
www.geocities.com/astrogreenwich
Hayden Plm - MH - Distinguished Authers - 212-769-5100
Hayden Plm - MH - Frontiers in Astrophysics - 212-769-5100
Jenny Jump St Pk - NJ - Utd Astr Clubs NJ mtg - www.uacnj.org
Mystic Seaport - CT - astro lect - www.mysticseaport.org,
860-572-5322
Stony Bk - LI - astronomy lecture - www.ess.sunysb.edu/astro
Voorhees St Pk - NJ - clearsky sunviewing - www.njaa.org
Washtn Xing - NJ - clearsky starviewing - www.princetonastronomy.org
York Coll - QN - clearsky starviewing - natsci.york.cuny.edu/~yco

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Fri - 23 Jan - 20:00 - Stamford - CT - clearsky starviewing
Stamford Mus & Natr Ctr, Obsy. $3 adm. Cancelled for
clouds. www.stamfordmuseum.org/astronomy.html

Sat - 24 Jan - 13:00 - Alley Pond Pk - QN - winter survival wksp
UPR Adventr Ctr, working outdoors in cold and wind
like for stargazing. Free. www.nyc.gov/parks

Sat - 24 Jan - 18:00 - Ward Pound Ridge - NY - clearsky starviewing
Westchester Amat Astro, Meadow Picnic Area. Cancelled
for clouds. Free. www.westchesterastronomers.org

Sat - 24 Jan - 20:30 - Voorhees St Pk - NJ - clearsky starviewing
Robinson Obsy. Cancelled for clouds. Free. www.njaa.org

Sat - 24 Jan - 18:00 - Southold - LI - clearsky starviewing
Custer Inst. Cancelled for clouds. Free.
www.custerobservatory.org

Sun - 25 Jan - 12:00 - Highbridge Pk - MH - walking tour
Highbridge Rec Ctr, explore possible new upper
Manhattan starviewing site. Free. www,nyc.gov/parks

Tue - 27 Jan - 17:30 - Sci Ind Biz Liby - MH - science lecture
'Soul made flesh' on theory & physics of the brain
Free. 212-592-7000, www.nypl.org/research/sibl

Tue - 27 Jan - 18:30 - Hayden Plm - MH - Celestial Highlights
Live skyshow for evening sky. $12 adm. 212-769-5100

Tue - 27 Jan - 19:00 - Greenwich - CT - clearsky starviewing
Astro Soc of Greenwich. Julian Curtis Elem
Schl. Cancelled for clouds. Free. ,
www.geocities.com/astrogreenwich

Wed - 28 Jan - 17:30 - Sci Ind Biz Liby - MH - culture lecture
'Slice of the Big Apple' on midtown architecture
Free. 212-592-7000, www.nypl.org/research/sibl

Wed - 28 Jan - 20:30 - Old Westbury - LI - Astro Soc of LI meeting
NY Inst of Techy, Schure Audm. Free. www.asliclub.org

Wed - 28 Jan - 21:00 - Poughkeepsie - NY - clearsky starviewing
Vassar Coll Obsy. Free. Cancelled for clouds.
physicsandastronomy.vassar.edu/observatory.html,
845-437-7340

Thu - 29 Jan - 17:30 - Sci Ind Biz Liby - MH - science lecture
'Almost heaven' on women astronauts and cosmonauts
Free. 212-592-7000, www.nypl.org/research/sibl

Thu - 29 Jan - 19:30 - Upper Montclair - NJ - clearsky starviewing
N Jersey Astro Gp. Montclair St Uv, Richardson Hall.
Free. Cancelled for clouds. njagweb.tripod.com.

Fri - 30 Jan - 19:00 - Cranford - NJ - Amat Astro Inc lecture
Union Co Coll, Sperry Obsy. Indoor talk, clearsky
starviewing. Free. www.asterism.org

Fri - 30 Jan - 20:00 - Stamford - CT - clearsky starviewing
Stamford Mus & Natr Ctr, Obsy. $3 adm. Cancelled for
clouds. www.stamfordmuseum.org/astronomy.html

Sat - 31 Jan - 18:00 - Southold - LI - clearsky starviewing
Custer Inst. Cancelled for clouds. Free.
www.custerobservatory.org

Recessed - Off Season
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A Wayne St Pk - NY - starviewing - www.rocklandastronomy.com.
Cadman Pz - BK - clearsky starviewing - Bob Little, 718-855-7804
Carl Schurz Pk - MH - clearsky starviewing -
Carl Schurz Pk - MH - clearsky sunviewing -
Coll of SI - SI - starviewing - supernova7.apsc.csi.cuny.edu,
718-982-3260
Floyd Bennett Fd - BK - starviewing - ,
718-474-4851
Freeport - LI - Amat Obsrs Soc lecture - www.aosny.org
Greenwich - CT - A S of Greenwich mtg -
www.geocities.com/astrogreenwich
Hayden Plm - MH - Distinguished Authers - 212-769-5100
Hayden Plm - MH - Frontiers in Astrophysics - 212-769-5100
Jenny Jump St Pk - NJ - Utd Astr Clubs NJ mtg - www.uacnj.org
Mystic Seaport - CT - astro lect - www.mysticseaport.org,
860-572-5322
Stony Bk - LI - astronomy lecture - www.ess.sunysb.edu/astro
Voorhees St Pk - NJ - clearsky sunviewing - www.njaa.org
Washtn Xing - NJ - clearsky starviewing - www.princetonastronomy.org
York Coll - QN - clearsky starviewing - natsci.york.cuny.edu/~yco

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Exploration Rovers, Spirit and Opportunity.
The shows by the NYC Parks Department and Urban Park Rangers for
Big Apple Aviation fell on bad luck due to the two big snowfalls we
had. They forced a couple of them to be cancelled.
Hayden Planetarium opens in January 2004 a third series of Tuesday
talks, This Just In, on current news of astronomy. Altho for January
the Distinguished Authors and Frontiers in Astrophysics series on
Mondays are recessed, they return in February. Hayden thereafter will
set out FIVE astrotalks a month!
Science Industry Business Library has FIVE free lectures of
interest to New York home astronomers. They are on Tuesday 6 January,
Tues 13, Tue 27, Wed 28, and Thu 29; details are in the listings
above. The ones on the 13th and 29th are specificly astronomy related.
The others are more cultural and collateral science.
The Parks Department and Urban Park Rangers have a set of winter
survival workshops around the City to help you deal with the cold and
wind, like when stargazing. They're on January 3, 10, 17, 18, and 24.

New York
------
The first snow of the 2003-2004 winter arrived in predawn on
December 2nd as a flurry leaving a thin covering on soil and grass. It
sublimed in the morning sunlight.
We got our first major snowfall on December 5 and 6, with 30-40cm
within the City. The storm cancelled many astroevents on these days
and also on the 7th. Other events suffered depressed attendance.
A lesser snowfall came on December 14th, causing only minor
disruptions to New York astronomy.
The legendary NYC subway token rolls into history on January 1st.
Displaced from subway turnstiles by MetroCard in May 2003, they were
still accepted as partial carfare on buses. They rang up as $1.50, to
which 50 cents in coin was added to make up the full $2 fare..
With the coming of 2004, buses no longer take the token, only
coin and MetroCard. You can redeem your leftover tokens at the Transit
Authority offices, 370 Jay St, Boro Hall BK. Call for an appointment
at 718-243-3917. Or incorporate them into ornaments, fashion
accessories, table toys.
The electric news is the unveiling of the compromise plan for the
new World Trade Center on 18 December 2003. There will be one
signature tower, Freedom Tower, and several 'short' towers on the
campus. Fulton St and Greenwich St are restored thru the campus,
dividing it into four unequal quarters. The Wedge of Light scheme is
dead; the new deployment of structures makes the geometry all wrong.
Freedom Tower is in the northwest quadrant; The other towers are
in the northeast and southeast quadrants. The southwest quadrant is
left open for the WTC memorial, to occupy about 18,000 square meters.
Freedom Tower has 80ish floors of occupancy, 40 of open lattice to
house, uh, windmills for part of the electric, and 27ish for the TV
broadcast mast. Total height was 1,700-plus oldstyle foots, which
someone recognized was close to 1776, the year of US independence. So
the height was jimmied to be 1,776 oldstyle foots, or 541 meters.

Astro Politics
------------
2003 was the diamond anniversary of Amateur Astronomers
Association, the oldest astronomy club in New York City. So what? The
club utterly ignored this meterstone in its history. Instead, the club
prided itself on despotic achievements. These include:
closing Board of Directors against dialog with the members
ignoring Telescope Workshop
defaming and accusing its landlord of tampering with club mail
rewriting Board minutes
absenting from North East Astronomy Forum
distorting scheduled dates for Recent Astronomy Seminar
billoxing its election of Board seatholders
supporting and rewarding unbecoming behavior against the members
retaliating against those who complain or challenge its management
abandoning Descriptive and Physical Astronomy classes
forfeiting American Urban Star Fest
wasting funds on Enjoy the Stars, astronomy teacher, and PO box
neglecting the victims of the 2003 November 8 eclipse theft
avoiding honest debate with its members for bylaw reform.
The few Board members who wish for a handing back of the
Association to its rank-&-file member are routinely intimidated
against this goal. The reaction seems to be a form of civil
disobedience among Board members. The grandest example was the
sabotaging of Mike's scheme to publicize the thoughts and opinions of
Board members for his removal of John Pazmino's seatship. He committed
to do so in his message to the members in Eyepiece, September 2003. No
Board member furnished comments worhty of Mike's distribution to the
members. He was forced to tell at least one inquiring member to go and
speak with the seatholders directly.
The other major instance was the scuttling of AAA role in American
Urban Star Fest on 4 October 2003. Mike issued blunt 'commands' to his
crew, then at the Observing Group meeting before the Fest. The team
let him rant and then continued with the meeting.
O'Gara is now trying to block nonmember participation in AAA
events, letting them be tarred as 'freeloaders'. The various activity
chairs cheerfully allow nonmembers to attend, take part, contribute,

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Continued from previous message.

Exploration Rovers, Spirit and Opportunity.
The shows by the NYC Parks Department and Urban Park Rangers for
Big Apple Aviation fell on bad luck due to the two big snowfalls we
had. They forced a couple of them to be cancelled.
Hayden Planetarium opens in January 2004 a third series of Tuesday
talks, This Just In, on current news of astronomy. Altho for January
the Distinguished Authors and Frontiers in Astrophysics series on
Mondays are recessed, they return in February. Hayden thereafter will
set out FIVE astrotalks a month!
Science Industry Business Library has FIVE free lectures of
interest to New York home astronomers. They are on Tuesday 6 January,
Tues 13, Tue 27, Wed 28, and Thu 29; details are in the listings
above. The ones on the 13th and 29th are specificly astronomy related.
The others are more cultural and collateral science.
The Parks Department and Urban Park Rangers have a set of winter
survival workshops around the City to help you deal with the cold and
wind, like when stargazing. They're on January 3, 10, 17, 18, and 24.

New York
------
The first snow of the 2003-2004 winter arrived in predawn on
December 2nd as a flurry leaving a thin covering on soil and grass. It
sublimed in the morning sunlight.
We got our first major snowfall on December 5 and 6, with 30-40cm
within the City. The storm cancelled many astroevents on these days
and also on the 7th. Other events suffered depressed attendance.
A lesser snowfall came on December 14th, causing only minor
disruptions to New York astronomy.
The legendary NYC subway token rolls into history on January 1st.
Displaced from subway turnstiles by MetroCard in May 2003, they were
still accepted as partial carfare on buses. They rang up as $1.50, to
which 50 cents in coin was added to make up the full $2 fare..
With the coming of 2004, buses no longer take the token, only
coin and MetroCard. You can redeem your leftover tokens at the Transit
Authority offices, 370 Jay St, Boro Hall BK. Call for an appointment
at 718-243-3917. Or incorporate them into ornaments, fashion
accessories, table toys.
The electric news is the unveiling of the compromise plan for the
new World Trade Center on 18 December 2003. There will be one
signature tower, Freedom Tower, and several 'short' towers on the
campus. Fulton St and Greenwich St are restored thru the campus,
dividing it into four unequal quarters. The Wedge of Light scheme is
dead; the new deployment of structures makes the geometry all wrong.
Freedom Tower is in the northwest quadrant; The other towers are
in the northeast and southeast quadrants. The southwest quadrant is
left open for the WTC memorial, to occupy about 18,000 square meters.
Freedom Tower has 80ish floors of occupancy, 40 of open lattice to
house, uh, windmills for part of the electric, and 27ish for the TV
broadcast mast. Total height was 1,700-plus oldstyle foots, which
someone recognized was close to 1776, the year of US independence. So
the height was jimmied to be 1,776 oldstyle foots, or 541 meters.

Astro Politics
------------
2003 was the diamond anniversary of Amateur Astronomers
Association, the oldest astronomy club in New York City. So what? The
club utterly ignored this meterstone in its history. Instead, the club
prided itself on despotic achievements. These include:
closing Board of Directors against dialog with the members
ignoring Telescope Workshop
defaming and accusing its landlord of tampering with club mail
rewriting Board minutes
absenting from North East Astronomy Forum
distorting scheduled dates for Recent Astronomy Seminar
billoxing its election of Board seatholders
supporting and rewarding unbecoming behavior against the members
retaliating against those who complain or challenge its management
abandoning Descriptive and Physical Astronomy classes
forfeiting American Urban Star Fest
wasting funds on Enjoy the Stars, astronomy teacher, and PO box
neglecting the victims of the 2003 November 8 eclipse theft
avoiding honest debate with its members for bylaw reform.
The few Board members who wish for a handing back of the
Association to its rank-&-file member are routinely intimidated
against this goal. The reaction seems to be a form of civil
disobedience among Board members. The grandest example was the
sabotaging of Mike's scheme to publicize the thoughts and opinions of
Board members for his removal of John Pazmino's seatship. He committed
to do so in his message to the members in Eyepiece, September 2003. No
Board member furnished comments worhty of Mike's distribution to the
members. He was forced to tell at least one inquiring member to go and
speak with the seatholders directly.
The other major instance was the scuttling of AAA role in American
Urban Star Fest on 4 October 2003. Mike issued blunt 'commands' to his
crew, then at the Observing Group meeting before the Fest. The team
let him rant and then continued with the meeting.
O'Gara is now trying to block nonmember participation in AAA
events, letting them be tarred as 'freeloaders'. The various activity
chairs cheerfully allow nonmembers to attend, take part, contribute,

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Continued from previous message.

Exploration Rovers, Spirit and Opportunity.
The shows by the NYC Parks Department and Urban Park Rangers for
Big Apple Aviation fell on bad luck due to the two big snowfalls we
had. They forced a couple of them to be cancelled.
Hayden Planetarium opens in January 2004 a third series of Tuesday
talks, This Just In, on current news of astronomy. Altho for January
the Distinguished Authors and Frontiers in Astrophysics series on
Mondays are recessed, they return in February. Hayden thereafter will
set out FIVE astrotalks a month!
Science Industry Business Library has FIVE free lectures of
interest to New York home astronomers. They are on Tuesday 6 January,
Tues 13, Tue 27, Wed 28, and Thu 29; details are in the listings
above. The ones on the 13th and 29th are specificly astronomy related.
The others are more cultural and collateral science.
The Parks Department and Urban Park Rangers have a set of winter
survival workshops around the City to help you deal with the cold and
wind, like when stargazing. They're on January 3, 10, 17, 18, and 24.

New York
------
The first snow of the 2003-2004 winter arrived in predawn on
December 2nd as a flurry leaving a thin covering on soil and grass. It
sublimed in the morning sunlight.
We got our first major snowfall on December 5 and 6, with 30-40cm
within the City. The storm cancelled many astroevents on these days
and also on the 7th. Other events suffered depressed attendance.
A lesser snowfall came on December 14th, causing only minor
disruptions to New York astronomy.
The legendary NYC subway token rolls into history on January 1st.
Displaced from subway turnstiles by MetroCard in May 2003, they were
still accepted as partial carfare on buses. They rang up as $1.50, to
which 50 cents in coin was added to make up the full $2 fare..
With the coming of 2004, buses no longer take the token, only
coin and MetroCard. You can redeem your leftover tokens at the Transit
Authority offices, 370 Jay St, Boro Hall BK. Call for an appointment
at 718-243-3917. Or incorporate them into ornaments, fashion
accessories, table toys.
The electric news is the unveiling of the compromise plan for the
new World Trade Center on 18 December 2003. There will be one
signature tower, Freedom Tower, and several 'short' towers on the
campus. Fulton St and Greenwich St are restored thru the campus,
dividing it into four unequal quarters. The Wedge of Light scheme is
dead; the new deployment of structures makes the geometry all wrong.
Freedom Tower is in the northwest quadrant; The other towers are
in the northeast and southeast quadrants. The southwest quadrant is
left open for the WTC memorial, to occupy about 18,000 square meters.
Freedom Tower has 80ish floors of occupancy, 40 of open lattice to
house, uh, windmills for part of the electric, and 27ish for the TV
broadcast mast. Total height was 1,700-plus oldstyle foots, which
someone recognized was close to 1776, the year of US independence. So
the height was jimmied to be 1,776 oldstyle foots, or 541 meters.

Astro Politics
------------
2003 was the diamond anniversary of Amateur Astronomers
Association, the oldest astronomy club in New York City. So what? The
club utterly ignored this meterstone in its history. Instead, the club
prided itself on despotic achievements. These include:
closing Board of Directors against dialog with the members
ignoring Telescope Workshop
defaming and accusing its landlord of tampering with club mail
rewriting Board minutes
absenting from North East Astronomy Forum
distorting scheduled dates for Recent Astronomy Seminar
billoxing its election of Board seatholders
supporting and rewarding unbecoming behavior against the members
retaliating against those who complain or challenge its management
abandoning Descriptive and Physical Astronomy classes
forfeiting American Urban Star Fest
wasting funds on Enjoy the Stars, astronomy teacher, and PO box
neglecting the victims of the 2003 November 8 eclipse theft
avoiding honest debate with its members for bylaw reform.
The few Board members who wish for a handing back of the
Association to its rank-&-file member are routinely intimidated
against this goal. The reaction seems to be a form of civil
disobedience among Board members. The grandest example was the
sabotaging of Mike's scheme to publicize the thoughts and opinions of
Board members for his removal of John Pazmino's seatship. He committed
to do so in his message to the members in Eyepiece, September 2003. No
Board member furnished comments worhty of Mike's distribution to the
members. He was forced to tell at least one inquiring member to go and
speak with the seatholders directly.
The other major instance was the scuttling of AAA role in American
Urban Star Fest on 4 October 2003. Mike issued blunt 'commands' to his
crew, then at the Observing Group meeting before the Fest. The team
let him rant and then continued with the meeting.
O'Gara is now trying to block nonmember participation in AAA
events, letting them be tarred as 'freeloaders'. The various activity
chairs cheerfully allow nonmembers to attend, take part, contribute,

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